"Chris Pugmire has written a delicious bit of entertaining Sci-Fi. One can't help but compare it positively to the wit and delight of watching classic Star Trek."

--Zanne Marie Gray, Editor-in-Chief, BookReview.com

With no memory, Jaros wakes up only to find, to his great personal embarrassment, that he's three miles high without any visible means of support. Kayla has a ghost and a house computer that won't take orders. Together they must figure out what’s really going on, save the galaxy, and avoid being killed by large, ugly aliens. After reading the first page, you'll want to read the rest. When you've read it, you'll want to give it to a friend so they can enjoy it, too. The Sentient Advantage is engaging, entertaining, and stimulating science fiction. If you are only going to read one book this year, The Sentient Advantage should be it.